Wire

sawing

works

by

using

a

beaded

diamond

wire

wrapped

around

the

item

to

be

cut

and

then

through

a

series

of

pulleys,

allowing

virtually

any

depth

or

shape

of

structure

to

be

cut.

The

wire

is

cooled

by

free

flowing

water

at

all

times,

this

helps

with

the

cutting

and

keeps

the

electric

motors

from

over

heating.

The

wire

is

pulled

through

the

structure

and

any

excess

wire

is

then

stored

around

the

pulley

system.

This

method

is

extremely

useful

in

cutting through steel pipes when carrying out renewal works by water companies.

Wire

sawing

is

ideal

for

cutting

larger

sections

of

masonry,

reinforced

concrete

or

stone,

as

there

are

very

few

restrictions

on

the

size

and

depth

of

openings.

This

is

a

fast

method

of

cutting,

with

low

noise

emissions.

Wire

sawing

can

be

carried

out

horizontally

or

vertically

for

any

awkward

shapes

making

this

an

extremely

versatile

cutting method